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Published · transcript-backedEric Glyman: belief
17 Feb 2026 Cheeky Pint Ramp founder Eric Glyman on the many ways AI is changing corporate spending
“As a macro point, I think there is an incredible amount of money made by institutions who are enjoying the profit pool and sharing very little with their end customers.”
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- Eric Glyman
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- belief
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- 17 Feb 2026
- Publisher
- Cheeky Pint
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…Last question, Eric. We're talking about banking here. You have a treasury product. In five years. Where do businesses keep their money? Is it with, I mean statistically mostly you mentioned 2% on Ramp. It's even higher today in traditional banks like a Chaser Bank of America. There's also neobanks, the bank-like entities like Mercury or Revolut or Monzo or things like that. There are companies like Ramp where you started in spend cards, but maybe moving more into treasury. How do you think that shakes out as a market? As a macro point, I think there is an incredible amount of money made by institutions who are enjoying the profit pool and sharing very little with their end customers. If you think about the implications of the federal overnight funds rate. Yes.…
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